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Why is nap time vital for toddlers?

Babies who take a nap during the daytime are at less risk of mood-related problems later in life, finds a new study.

According to researchers, toddlers who miss out on regular afternoon naps are inclined to be more anxious, frustrated when faced with a challenge and less effective at solving problems.

Scientists recommend video games to treat the lazy eye

Scientists delving into treatment options for amblyopia, found training on video games can improve vision in adults afflicted with the eye ailment.

The breakthrough is significant because amblyopia can be treated with the help of special eyeglasses, medications and patching of the stronger eye if detected early in life but is believed to be incur

Can swearing mitigate pain?

In pain? Try swearing out loud to drive that ache away.

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Though F-word outbursts are run-down in public debates, a new study claims making foul expletives helps take away some of the sting when you stub a toe or hammer a finger.

Researchers have discovered, swearing in such circumstances may act as a painkiller especially for those who are not given to uttering profanities.

Experts theorize, cursing is a verbal counterattack on the source of the pain which releases a “fight or flight” response in people and heightens their aggression helping them cope with pain.

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